High Flow Air Filter

Derrrick Yap

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Is there any aftermarket High Flow Air Filter (Washable) for F20?(eg. KNN)
 
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K&N. got it fm Mcwell.
 
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BMC panel filter is also available from manufacturer. But must order through local agents.
 
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$100. Performance is slightly better, mayb psychological... Fuel wise I duno yet. Juz had it for a week.
 
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HITMAN;844902 said:
$100. Performance is slightly better, mayb psychological... Fuel wise I duno yet. Juz had it for a week.

Pls update us on the FC after K&N. May want to change it on the next servicing.
 
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ginmin;844888 said:
How much did it cost u HITMAN? Any noticeable difference after install knn?
Age old question, really. The answers was documented already via dyno.

HITMAN;844902 said:
$100. Performance is slightly better, mayb psychological... Fuel wise I duno yet. Juz had it for a week.
Very likely to be psychological resulting in a sslliigghhttllyy hheeaavviieerr rriigghhtt ffoooott thus can feel e difference. No Offence intended.
 
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Baby1M;845890 said:
Age old question, really. The answers was documented already via dyno.


Very likely to be psychological resulting in a sslliigghhttllyy hheeaavviieerr rriigghhtt ffoooott thus can feel e difference. No Offence intended.

So wats ur point bro? Good or no good?
 
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HITMAN;845980 said:
So wats ur point bro? Good or no good?
Not good or no gains or in fact a drop from OEM = one off mod from OEM or with very basic upgrades.
Good = other 'heavy' mods are inclusive or already inclusive.

Based on spending couple of hundreds or even thousands on just an aftermarket air filter (or CAI) for no improvement or worst, decrease in output (proven in dyno tests) e.g. $200 for a mere 3bhp incremen, is not beneficial nor no significance.

The above is of no prejudice and is in regard to, not coupled with other mods.

Bottomline, if one feels good with the mod, by all means go ahead :)
 
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actually for me. Is to have a cleaner engine.
i dun install filter for gain.
how often do your change yr stock air filter.........every servicing??

aftermarket filter are generally better in filtration compared with stock.

Just my 2 cent worth of filter info.
 
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Forrestgum;845883 said:
Hey Derrick, go for it MTL

Where is MTL :)
 
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Well bros, I believe it improves fuel consumption n performance to a certain level and it has proven to do it, fm dyno.. If u doubt the product, dun buy. If u hv queries, write in to ask. Whether its worth the money anot is individual. If the product is no good, it will nt b in the market for ages... Juz my 1cents worth...

MTL - Mai tu liao (hokkien slang for dun wait, go for it...)
 
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Then u get piggyback? Haha...
 
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One man's meat is another man's poison....Good or no good is really a personal definition. Why compare? It's never ending!!
 
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kelnalevin;846120 said:
aftermarket filter are generally better in filtration compared with stock.
.

where you heard that aftermarket filter can filter better than stock?
thought they all promote themselves as less restrictive (less filtration) than stock?
 
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kelnalevin;846120 said:
actually for me. Is to have a cleaner engine.
i dun install filter for gain.
how often do your change yr stock air filter.........every servicing??

aftermarket filter are generally better in filtration compared with stock.

Just my 2 cent worth of filter info.


I'd get an aftermarket filter for the induction sound and the throttle response. Power gain is negligible to me. A tuning box would be more effective for this.

Stock air filter typically uses paper filters. Its more restrictive and not reusable, and prone to tearing. But if in new condition its filtration is unparalleled (due to pore size).

Planning on getting an ITG panel filter. :)
 

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